Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-03-02
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THE NEWS -EPITOMIAED.
All the union printers OF Milwaukee
are on 5 strike.
Secretary Manning's successor is to be
nominated tomorrow.
The New York academy of music was
sold yesterday at auction to VIM. B.
Dinsmore for 100000.
The senate, in secret session, confirmed
che nomination Of Daniel Magone to be
collector OF customs at the port Of New
York.
Cen. Boulanger has submitted to the
oabinet q comparative estimate OF the
military and naval strength of France
and Germany
The conferees on the %diplomatio and
consular bill have reached an agreement.
The bill stands practically as il Was
passed by the senate.
An explosion occurred yesterday in
Beaubrun colliery at st. Etienne,
France. Latest advices say there
were 104 mon entombed in the mine, and
that forty-three have been recovered
and sixteen are dead.
Negotiations FOX the renewal Of the
treaty Of alliance between Italy, Austria
and Germany have been suspended ow-
ing to the Italian cabinet crisis. Prince
Bismarck is unwilling to enew the
alliance unless the Italian policy be
guaranteed permanent.
The national council OF the national
nnion league met yesterday morning at
Washington. Officers were selected and
resolutions we're adopted to the effect
that the Organization will continue to
render important services to the country
and the republican party.
AT midnight last night Senator
Allison, chairman or the senator comml-
rsee on appropriations. who WAS still n
gagediwith other conferees on the sundry
civil bill, said to q reporter Of the 1850
ciated press that the prospect OF getting
through the necessary work on the APP
preparation bills, and thus avoiding the
necessity Of Q called session, amounted
to quite q probability.
A Victoria, B. o. despatch OF yester-
day says the legislature suspended the
rules and passed o bill to meet the
emergency at Vancouver. The bill
virtually suspends the city's charter,
vests all power in the Legislature, and
the government has assented to the bill.
A special force has been sworn IN and
will proceed to Vancouver armed with
batona and revolvers.
The action Of the senate committee ON
privileges and elections yesterday morn
ing IN reporting back the credentials OF
Mr.. Turpie, is said TO have no Significance.
but was taken IN accordance with the
continues line Of precedence. 1t ia
understood that when MIR. Iurpie, at
tho next session. presents himself 30
be sworn, q protest will be entered and
that the contest will then begin.
Railroad men say last Saturdays snow
stornaswas the worst ever known in Da-
kota. ii bloekaded the Northwestern
road so badly that it is only open as .far
east as Lake Benton. Thence to Tracy
it is so Gold that it must be shoveled
ont. They don't expect to get through
q train from Winona before Sunday,
The Northwestern is open to Hawarden
and on to Chicago through northern
Iowa.
TThe boycott in New York CITY against
pool brewers BIZ the retail association
went into effect yesterday. Nearly al
the retailers in the association, excep'
those who are heavily in debt to brew
ers for their fixtures, have Joined in
the boycott, AZ we'll as many outside O
the asnociatson, and these places vii
buy no moro pool beer until they car
hny anYwhsio they please independent
of arrangements by the pool.
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